The aesthetic of our anger
Subtitle: anarcho-punk, politics and music
By: edited by Mike Dines & Matthew Worley
Published: 2016
Language: eng
Number of pages: 315
ISBN-13: 9781570273186
Subjects: Punk culture; Anarchism; Group identity; Youth movements; Subculture; History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: 4WORD: AN.OK4U2@32+1984  -- George McKay -- Introduction / -- Mike Dines; title: A blue tomato and a packet of Gauloises  -- David Solomons; title: Big A little a: the graphic language of anarchy  -- Russ Bestley; title: Rival tribal rebel revel: the anarcho punk movement and subcultural internecine rivalries  -- Ana Raposo; title: The political pioneers of punk : (Just don't mention the F-word!)  -- Helen Reddington; title: 'Stop the City showed another possibility'  -- Rich Cross; title: From protest to resistance: British anarcho-punk zines (1980-1984) as sites of resistance and symbols of defiance  -- Matt Grimes; title: Dirty squatters, anarchy, politics, and smack: a journey through Bristol's squat punk milieu  -- Peter Webb; title: Anarcho-punk in the Republic of Ireland: The Hope Collective  -- Michael Mary Murphy; title: "They can stuff their punk credentials cause it's them that take the cash' : 1980s anarcho-punk : ethical difference and division  -- Alastair Gordon; title: Let your self-determination over-ride indoctrination : Dick Lucas, Culture Shock, and the anarcho of the everyday  -- Mike Dines; title: More than music? Confusions of musical style and political attitude in anarcho-punk from Crass onwards  -- Pete Dale; title: The end result : an interview with Steve Ignorant  -- Matthew Worley; title: The kids was just Crass -- The Free Association.